Re: unexpected job offer

Well good to hear such things when people are contended or satisfied in what
they get.
I have been trying to get ajob in my field from a very long time and atlast
is got it , it a networking job but still not the one i was looking for.
I am looking for a hardcore networking job and the things here are being
monotnus. I'd love to come to US for networking jobs as their is more
exposure adn more to learn
probably u can help me in getting one.
Please help me
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"Neil Simpson" wrote:

> Bob Christian wrote:
> > Preacher Man was sharing his beliefs. Granted, it may be a little
> > off-topic, but it is what he has found that helps him through life.
> >
> > As someone who spends a lot of time with those of the Christian faith,
> > Jewish faith, Hindu faith, and even some folks with an earth-based
> > faith...and even a few with no faith at all, it is best to respect
> > that people believe in something other than themselves.
> >
> > I pray to God and Jesus. To be still employed in the IT field is a
> > blessing in itself. I have had a blessed life and still have a job
> > in a field that is highly competitive with very few available jobs.
>
> Eh? What planet are you on where qualified candidates outnumber available
> jobs?
>
> > I also respect the options of others to pray to their higher power or
> > the option to not pray at all. For me, Jesus and God have answered a
> > lot of prayers.
> > If it were someone sharing about Shiva, or Ganesh, would you have had
> > such a knee-jerk reaction? Ganesh, after all, is the Hindu god of
> > knowledge and the remover of obstacles...quite the on-topic diety for
> > this off-topic conversation.
>
> Well, all praise to Ganesh then!
>
> >
> > Best wishes,
> >
> > Bob
> > "blastingfonda" <> wrote in message
> > news: ups.com...
> >> Preacher Man wrote:
> >>> In a final word. I am a Christian and I have found out that prayer
> >> about
> >>> any decision always helps produce a right one. If you are not a
> >>> Christian I would recommend committing your life to Christ and he
> >>> will help you greatly with situations and decisions in your life.
> >>
> >> Why are diehard Christians so eager to shove their ideology down
> >> other people's throats? Has it ever occured to you Preacher Man that
> >> some people are perfectly happy being Buddhist, Muslim, Jewish,
> >> Hindu or thousands of other religions around the world?
>
>
>
> --
> Regards
> Neil
>
>
>

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